Written by : Sarah Noureddine Edited by: Penelope Cramer Over the past five years, Morocco has quietly become one of Africa’s most active security players. Once seen as a peripheral Maghrebi actor, the kingdom is now forging a new regional posture, anchored in U.S. partnership, Israeli defence cooperation, and deepening ties with the Sahel. In […]
Written by : Adrienne Calzada Edited by: Kendall Fagan In 2015, Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, predicted that “AI [Artificial Intelligence] will probably […] lead to the end of the world. But in the meantime, there will be great companies created.” An interview conducted in February 2025 reflects a similar sentiment; Altman dismisses concerns about
Written by : Mara Matilda Munteanu Edited by: Bérénice Louveau Once a radical challenge to patriarchal power structures, “feminist foreign policy” (FFP) has now become diplomatic shorthand for progressiveness, a label which many states eagerly adopted, though only a few embodied. From Sweden’s 2014 declaration to the subsequent adoptions of FFP frameworks by Canada, France,
Written by : Alice Tremblay Edited by: Carly Waiz From the conflict zones of South Sudan to those of Lebanon, thousands of United Nations peacekeepers are being withdrawn from their posts as the organization faces an unprecedented funding crisis. A 25 percent cut in its global peacekeeping operations has left missions scaling back patrols and
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